"physician training" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the process of becoming a doctor, or for any kind of educational program that is set up for physicians. For example: "My college offers a comprehensive physician training program to help aspiring doctors get the necessary qualifications to practice medicine."
During the F.D.A. review, some drug makers strenuously opposed mandatory physician training.
"Yes, changing the culture of physician training is important," he added.
Physician training has two distinct stages: medical school followed by a residency in a teaching hospital or academic medical center.
The administration's move comes after a panel of experts assembled by the Food and Drug Administration overwhelmingly rejected last year its proposal that physician training be voluntary.
The F.D.A. has long argued that only Congress has the authority to mandate physician training as a condition of prescribing narcotics.
At 7 30 that morning she went to Resident Report, a daily event in physician training in which much of the teaching on diagnostic thinking takes place.
"The lymphatic system is not taught in medical school," said Saskia Thiadens, executive director of the National Lymphedema Network, a nonprofit organization that is pressing to include more education about the system in physician training.
It is in places like Rock Hill, a city of 50,000 people, located 30 miles south of Charlotte, N.C., that the broader national debate over physician training, and the role of device makers in it, has been playing out.
Academic radiologists commonly hold multiple simultaneous roles within the landscape of physician training.
PDAs can be used for medical student education and physician training, daily clinical practice, and research.
Surgery simulators have been invaluable for physician training, and hospitals have paid large sums of money for this specialized equipment.
